Exactly this! My son tried to print a picture of a fire alarm from his school Chromebook and some how sent the print job to every single printer in the building. The IT department had absolutely no idea how he was able to do it, because only teachers are supposed to be able to connect to the printers. Now imagine that with drones filled with pepper spray.
I completely agree with the horrible controls. That's why I stopped playing it. But in fairness I was on the PS4, not PC. And had just finished a play through of Red Dead Redemption 2, which has some of the best controls I've ever experienced on a console. (Except when you accidentally punch your horse instead of mounting it)
As a youth girls soccer coach, I'm so glad Stanley's finally stopped being popular. Every girl that brought one to practice would inevitably have it too over and spill. It got to the point where I had to tell parents all water bottles had to have a lid that completely closed.
That definition goes all of the way to Oklahoma, but you miss my point. Even in an area smaller than the state of Connecticut you get insanely different cultures. The point being, you can't say that all of Connecticut is the same because it is smaller than Texas.
But serious if you only argument is the fact that Vince McMahon lives here then like I said, I'll take it, over the fuck sticks Nazis living in Texas.
Have fun in the Texas heat. I'm going to take my dog for a walk in one of the 2 free state parks within 10 minutes of me, in 80 degree weather. Goodbye
A few things of note. First Rowland is no longer in office. And they actually start impeachment before he resigned and they still convicted him. Yet, Texas keeps electing these corrupt pedo protectors. The things he did that caused him to leave office and get convicted are what Abbott and Paxton would call a Tuesday. But yeah, lets bring up Senator who left office in 2013 and is dead. Ignoring Ted Cruz actively working to overturn the 2020 election.
And by the way, CT does not fit in Dallas city limits. Just to clarify Dallas is 385 sq miles. Connecticut 5,543 sq miles. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, we'll say you meant the DFW metroplex, as in the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton, then you get 3,649 sq miles. Slightly more comparable in size. Now tell me Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, and Denton all have the same economics, culture, and demographics. Or if you really want to make it closer in size in we can add Wise and Ellis county. Because using your logic cities like Decatur and Ennis are comparable to Frisco and Arlington.
Also, isn't Linda in DC now dismantling the Department of Education, making state without strong public education focus, aka Texas, even worse off than they were before?
Seattle was a top choice for us. CT just happened to work out better for us. And it is nice not to cringe the second you see a headline with your governor or reps name in it.
talking about either state holistically is foolish
Then proceeded to talk about CT holistically. What because the McMahons live here? In New Haven with Yale? Which I know this may come as a surprise, but I live a good hour and a half from New Haven. Also, I'll take a few rich assholes over Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, Ted Cruz, Alex Jones, Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and Brandon Gill.
But you know what I can talk about Texas holistically because I left due to the Government of Texas. Specifically how I don't feel comfortable raising a special needs child and a daughter there. How the Attorney General is under FBI investigate, has been through impeachment, and is a front runner for the Senate. Or how Greg Abbott left us to freeze in 2021 and then didn't do a damn thing about the grid afterward. How it was going to cost me at least $15k to sue the school district to make them provide the services my son is federally mandated to have. And afterward have no way of knowing if it was even being enforced. Or how the City of Denton got gerrymandered so it is in a district with Amarillo, over 325 miles away. I stuck around in Texas 10 years longer than I wanted to, because I thought I could make a difference. But the cards are stack so high against it, I had to get out for the well being of my family.
And you just showed another reason I'm glad I moved here. People are genuinely nice here. Everyone always talks about southern hospitality, but it's all just a front. Especially when they have billboards in Texas telling people to go back to California. Meanwhile every single person I've meet in CT has warmly welcomed me. I have wonderful neighbors who actually look out for each other. And I've never seen better customer service anywhere. Everyone here just seem happier which really makes the whole vibe feel more genuine.
I moved from the second worst, Texas, to on of the top 5, Connecticut, last year. It has been the best decision of my entire life. It's so nice to have a Governor who advocates for more spending on education and public works. Versus wasting everyone's time fighting to put the 10 commandments in classrooms.
My kids went from learning about angels and Moses parting the Red Sea history class. Yes regular 3rd grade history, not some high school level theology elective. To this year being taught critical thinking skills and identifying and dealing with their emotions.
And don't even get me started on the differences in special education for my son with serve ASD and communication issues. In Texas he was just shoved in the back to prevent him from being a "burden". Now he loves going to school. I cried at his 8th grade graduation because before he could have never been in at a ceremony like that. Hearing the other kids cheer for him warmed my heart so much. He starts highschool in the fall, and is in a summer program run by the highschool to teach him life skills, like cooking, cleaning, working, all things we never thought possible for him.
Edit: I also went from having my representative in Congress being a carpetbagger nepo-baby, to a woman who grew up in public housing, became a teen mom, worked her way from community college all the way to a masters in education and was name Teacher of the Year 2016 for the entire United States
Before Windows 10 monthly patches were not cumulative. So, there were times when you would reinstall your OS and have to install hundreds of patches. It was a huge nightmare especially when some patches were dependent on others. For example, if you missed a servicing stack update, you would not get security patches. To help with this M$ would release "service packs" ever few years. These were a cumulative bundle of the security and stability patches, and sometime would have new features. For example, PowerShell was originally shipped as part of service packs. But basically they were a way to save you a few hours when doing reinstall.
That is depressing seeing the defunct chapters on the Tech Workers Coalition website. Especially in places like Austin and San Jose. What is "What We Will"? I'm not finding anything searching for that.
Not to be that guy but...
shutdown /s /f /t 0
Exactly this! My son tried to print a picture of a fire alarm from his school Chromebook and some how sent the print job to every single printer in the building. The IT department had absolutely no idea how he was able to do it, because only teachers are supposed to be able to connect to the printers. Now imagine that with drones filled with pepper spray.
I completely agree with the horrible controls. That's why I stopped playing it. But in fairness I was on the PS4, not PC. And had just finished a play through of Red Dead Redemption 2, which has some of the best controls I've ever experienced on a console. (Except when you accidentally punch your horse instead of mounting it)
As someone who just dealt with a kidney stone, drink some more water!
They already have Go pills (aka Modafinil)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_and_no-go_pills
As a youth girls soccer coach, I'm so glad Stanley's finally stopped being popular. Every girl that brought one to practice would inevitably have it too over and spill. It got to the point where I had to tell parents all water bottles had to have a lid that completely closed.
That definition goes all of the way to Oklahoma, but you miss my point. Even in an area smaller than the state of Connecticut you get insanely different cultures. The point being, you can't say that all of Connecticut is the same because it is smaller than Texas.
But serious if you only argument is the fact that Vince McMahon lives here then like I said, I'll take it, over the fuck sticks Nazis living in Texas.
Have fun in the Texas heat. I'm going to take my dog for a walk in one of the 2 free state parks within 10 minutes of me, in 80 degree weather. Goodbye
A few things of note. First Rowland is no longer in office. And they actually start impeachment before he resigned and they still convicted him. Yet, Texas keeps electing these corrupt pedo protectors. The things he did that caused him to leave office and get convicted are what Abbott and Paxton would call a Tuesday. But yeah, lets bring up Senator who left office in 2013 and is dead. Ignoring Ted Cruz actively working to overturn the 2020 election.
And by the way, CT does not fit in Dallas city limits. Just to clarify Dallas is 385 sq miles. Connecticut 5,543 sq miles. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, we'll say you meant the DFW metroplex, as in the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton, then you get 3,649 sq miles. Slightly more comparable in size. Now tell me Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, and Denton all have the same economics, culture, and demographics. Or if you really want to make it closer in size in we can add Wise and Ellis county. Because using your logic cities like Decatur and Ennis are comparable to Frisco and Arlington.
Also, isn't Linda in DC now dismantling the Department of Education, making state without strong public education focus, aka Texas, even worse off than they were before?
Thank you for all you do. I honestly don't know how educators in Texas do it.
Seattle was a top choice for us. CT just happened to work out better for us. And it is nice not to cringe the second you see a headline with your governor or reps name in it.
I love how you tell me...
Then proceeded to talk about CT holistically. What because the McMahons live here? In New Haven with Yale? Which I know this may come as a surprise, but I live a good hour and a half from New Haven. Also, I'll take a few rich assholes over Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, Ted Cruz, Alex Jones, Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and Brandon Gill.
But you know what I can talk about Texas holistically because I left due to the Government of Texas. Specifically how I don't feel comfortable raising a special needs child and a daughter there. How the Attorney General is under FBI investigate, has been through impeachment, and is a front runner for the Senate. Or how Greg Abbott left us to freeze in 2021 and then didn't do a damn thing about the grid afterward. How it was going to cost me at least $15k to sue the school district to make them provide the services my son is federally mandated to have. And afterward have no way of knowing if it was even being enforced. Or how the City of Denton got gerrymandered so it is in a district with Amarillo, over 325 miles away. I stuck around in Texas 10 years longer than I wanted to, because I thought I could make a difference. But the cards are stack so high against it, I had to get out for the well being of my family.
Thank you!
And you just showed another reason I'm glad I moved here. People are genuinely nice here. Everyone always talks about southern hospitality, but it's all just a front. Especially when they have billboards in Texas telling people to go back to California. Meanwhile every single person I've meet in CT has warmly welcomed me. I have wonderful neighbors who actually look out for each other. And I've never seen better customer service anywhere. Everyone here just seem happier which really makes the whole vibe feel more genuine.
I moved from the second worst, Texas, to on of the top 5, Connecticut, last year. It has been the best decision of my entire life. It's so nice to have a Governor who advocates for more spending on education and public works. Versus wasting everyone's time fighting to put the 10 commandments in classrooms.
My kids went from learning about angels and Moses parting the Red Sea history class. Yes regular 3rd grade history, not some high school level theology elective. To this year being taught critical thinking skills and identifying and dealing with their emotions.
And don't even get me started on the differences in special education for my son with serve ASD and communication issues. In Texas he was just shoved in the back to prevent him from being a "burden". Now he loves going to school. I cried at his 8th grade graduation because before he could have never been in at a ceremony like that. Hearing the other kids cheer for him warmed my heart so much. He starts highschool in the fall, and is in a summer program run by the highschool to teach him life skills, like cooking, cleaning, working, all things we never thought possible for him.
Edit: I also went from having my representative in Congress being a carpetbagger nepo-baby, to a woman who grew up in public housing, became a teen mom, worked her way from community college all the way to a masters in education and was name Teacher of the Year 2016 for the entire United States
Dude needs to drink more water of he's only peeing once a day.
Personally I typically only sit at night when I'm tired and don't want to turn the lights on
Meanwhile if you drive down I-40 in Tennessee you'll see billboard for the Trump Superstore
Before Windows 10 monthly patches were not cumulative. So, there were times when you would reinstall your OS and have to install hundreds of patches. It was a huge nightmare especially when some patches were dependent on others. For example, if you missed a servicing stack update, you would not get security patches. To help with this M$ would release "service packs" ever few years. These were a cumulative bundle of the security and stability patches, and sometime would have new features. For example, PowerShell was originally shipped as part of service packs. But basically they were a way to save you a few hours when doing reinstall.
Read that in his voice
Sounds like a good NileRed video
I was team door (discounting gears/bearings because I don't consider those wheels), but I think shopping carts has made me reconsider.
That is depressing seeing the defunct chapters on the Tech Workers Coalition website. Especially in places like Austin and San Jose. What is "What We Will"? I'm not finding anything searching for that.